I really raked in the goods this year. My stash included stuff moms love to receive. Stuff like...



And a handmade pillow so I can rest my weary head.
I love that the girls were confident enough in their creativity and abilities to feel like they could make so many wonderful and fun gifts for their mom (even if I can't help chuckling). How lucky am I?
Jared actually received store-bought salsa from Leah, because as she put it, "You're a salsa guy, dad." Brita gave her dad the gift she took the most pride in, and rightly so:
A nine-patch she sewed and stuffed herself with some help from a school teacher.
I love that the girls were confident enough in their creativity and abilities to feel like they could make so many wonderful and fun gifts for their mom (even if I can't help chuckling). How lucky am I?
Jared actually received store-bought salsa from Leah, because as she put it, "You're a salsa guy, dad." Brita gave her dad the gift she took the most pride in, and rightly so:

I think I'm going to go enjoy some gifts now. Perhaps I'll browse through an "anamal foto album", choose a couple Spanish recipes to whip up later, and write some letters using my "pencil comforters" while taking in the aroma of my new flower. After all that, I'll likely be exhausted. I'm looking forward to cuddling up with some "spaghetti's" while my head softly sinks into my new pillow.
4 comments:
Oh, those are the most extraordinary, creative gifts! I think your daughters have their mother's natural warmth and father's enthusiasm for gift giving. :)
I laughed out loud at the kids rebellion of the family picture, especially the captioning on it!
Those are great. I bet you're having such a nice evening. :) Being peasants, you've received riches in the form of pillows and flowers.
How Cute!!!! That is so sweet that your girls are so thoughtful! I love their creativity.
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